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Erik, hows the animating going lately?
Business was good last month! (For a change. :^)
At least things are finally beginning to slow down – the layer of garbage
on my desk is only about 3" deep now!
To avoid mentioning any product specific features, I'll just say that one
project was an animated remote control with cartoonish rubbery type
motion.
The second was another project similar to the 'Arcade' (which I think made
it on the Amiga Gang tape), though in this case, the fly-through was of a
'Rec Room'. (I was talking with Brent Malnack, but due to legal
constraints he was unable to supply me with a copy of the DMM to do the
PoolTable motion, so I just had to do it manually. Oh well.)
The interesting thing about that project is that it was rendered at
640×480 using square pixels. The IFF images were moved onto a Novell
network from an attached Toaster system. Once on the Mac, the images were
converted to PICT and then output to laserdisc for later MPEG encoding.
(By the time it gets to MPEG, its lookin' pretty ratty. :^)
Thanks for asking.
BTW, how's life in 'the Chronic Rift'?
Keep On Toastin'
Erik Flom
Hey Eric,
That remote thingy wouldn't by chance be the same rubbery remote from
the wiz commercial about the new store in conn. ?
just asking
Greg Knapp
68030… 68031… Whatever it takes?
No, just a local thing for Viacom in Castro Valley. (Just as well, I was
unhappy with the results I got from the bones in LW 3.0 – though by the
end I was getting decent results.)
He's called 'The Clicker', but he'll always be 'Randy Remote' to me.
(That was my original working title before they told me his name. :^)
Keep On Toastin'
Erik Flom
ok thanx for the reply…
BTW I liked the vangoghsouth jpg that you posted..
later,
Greg Knapp
68030… 68031… Whatever it takes?
Why, thanks! Always happy to hear a compliment! (Did you see the
whale pictures? or the Arcade? :^)
Nope, havn't seen them. I don't d/l from cis too much.. if ya know what I
mean ($$$$$$) <g>.
will look at them when the cash flow allows me to!
later,
Greg Knapp
68030… 68031… Whatever it takes?